Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 62 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 62 fills a 5×8 grid with smiley face blocks in the middle (free-sliding) and directional arrow blocks on the sides — blue left-arrows on the left, red right-arrows on the right. The smiley blocks can move freely, but the arrow blocks are constrained. Clear the top and bottom rows first, then work the middle smiley blocks, and finish with the side arrow blocks.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 62 — Full Solution
- Clear the top orange smiley blocks through the top exit to open the upper section.
- Clear the bottom green smiley blocks through the bottom exit to open the lower section.
- Begin sliding the middle smiley blocks freely — they can move in any direction.
- Clear the blue left-arrow blocks on the left through the left exit as the middle opens.
- Clear the red right-arrow blocks on the right through the right exit.
- Finish with any remaining smiley blocks trapped in the corners.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Green, Blue, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Clearing the side arrow blocks before the middle smiley blocks have room — the middle blocks get trapped.
- Trying to clear the middle before the top and bottom rows are open, which jams the board.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 62 (spoiler-free)
- The smiley blocks in the middle are free-sliding — use this freedom to clear paths for the directional arrow blocks.
- Clear the top and bottom rows first to give the middle blocks room to move.
- Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A rectangular grid roughly 5 columns wide and 8 rows tall, labeled 'Level 60'. Dense packing of blocks with smiley face icons: top row orange smiley blocks, middle rows alternate green, blue, red, yellow, orange smiley blocks, bottom row green smiley blocks. Left column blue blocks with left arrows, right column red blocks with right arrows. Middle smiley blocks appear free-sliding.
- Goal
- Each block must reach its matching gate. Left exit handles blue left-arrow blocks; right exit handles red right-arrow blocks; top exit handles orange smiley blocks; bottom exit handles green smiley blocks. Middle smiley blocks can slide freely.
- Opening
- Start by clearing the top orange smiley blocks through the top exit. Then clear the bottom green smiley blocks through the bottom exit. With top and bottom rows open, middle smiley blocks can slide freely.
- Danger Zone
- The blue left-arrow and red right-arrow blocks are directional constraints. If cleared before middle smiley blocks have room, the middle blocks get trapped. Top and bottom rows must be cleared first.
- Mechanics
- Level 62 combines directional arrow blocks on the sides with free-sliding smiley blocks in the middle. The smiley blocks can move in any direction, but arrow blocks are constrained to one direction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the smiley blocks and the arrow blocks in Block Out Level 62?
The smiley blocks in the middle can slide freely in any direction. The arrow blocks on the sides (blue left-arrows, red right-arrows) can only slide in the direction their arrow points.
Why must the top and bottom rows be cleared first?
Because the middle smiley blocks need room to slide freely. If the top and bottom rows are still packed, the middle blocks have nowhere to go.